2001
DOI: 10.1115/1.3097295
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Sandwich Structures

Abstract: The use of sandwich structures is increasing rapidly. It is used in many applications ranging from satellites, aircraft, ships, automobiles, rail cars, and in bridge construction to mention only a few. The purpose of the following review article is to provide a general introduction to or discussion of the structural mechanics involved in the field of sandwich structures and a sufficient number of references to enable the reader to further investigate his/her specific interests. Like all reviews, it is limited … Show more

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“…(Liaw Boen Dar, 1965, Balken et al 2010. Some advantages of sandwich plates are (Allen, 1969;Vinson, 2001;Raville, 1955):…”
Section: Mechanical Engineering: Dynamics and Strength Of Machinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Liaw Boen Dar, 1965, Balken et al 2010. Some advantages of sandwich plates are (Allen, 1969;Vinson, 2001;Raville, 1955):…”
Section: Mechanical Engineering: Dynamics and Strength Of Machinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two decades later, Plantema (1966) and Allen (1969) elaborated first monographs devoted to bending, buckling and design problems of sandwich beams, plates and shells. Noor et al (1996), Vinson (2001), Carrera (2003), Carrera and Brischetto (2009) presented a review of the problems related to computational models, applications and analysis of sandwich structures. Kazemahvazi and Zenkert (2009) developed an analytical model for the compressive and shear response of monolithic and hierarchical corrugated composite cores.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The single-layer shells are considered in [6,7], whereas the bi-layered in [9] and sandwich ones in [9÷13]. Works [3,4] present different approaches and methods of sandwich structures analysis and the authors give large reference lists there. The empirical results of buckling analysis of thin-walled conical shells under external pressure are presented in [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%